It is tastier than pills or black tea, and it does not need sugar. Banana peel tea contains 5-HT and 5-HTP, the latter being a mild sleep-inducing agent, literally a narcotic, and not a controlled substance.
1 Ingredients
2 Steps
- As you eat bananas, peel off labels, and throw peels into your freezer.
- When you have enough peels to fill your pan, let them thaw in your pan for an hour or two. They should turn black.
- Put them in your oven at pasteurization temperature (65C or 150F) until they are dry (less than two hours).
- Pre-process your banana peels, by cracking and shredding them by hand a little bit.
- Pulverize about one peel at a time in your blender, adding up to four before emptying your blender into your dry tea jar.
- One heaping tablespoon is good for a large (350mL) mug brought to boiling.
3 Tips
- It is sweeter as a green (unfrozen) tea.
- My oven reads 225F, when it is actually 150F according to a thermometer in water.
4 Things You Will Need
- Freezer
- Baking or cake pan
- Oven that goes down to sixty-five degrees Celsius or one hundred fifty degrees Fahrenheit.
- Blender
- Closed container (perhaps an ice cream pail) for dry tea
- Stainless steel Coffee strainer
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